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"I am trying to draw through the filter of my own brain as opposed to trying to replicate reality too much," says the Illustrator and graphic novelist. >

What would Michelangelo think of these tatted up marble masterpieces? >

Three winners will get to showcase their work at the 2017 Service Design Fringe Festival in London this September. >

The Boschendal Wineland Estate says they want the garden to be diverse enough to cater to both young and old. >

The limited edition Mna Nam by Laduma allows you to save as easily as you would normally spend. >

The e-zine centres marginalised identities and their narratives. >

The interactive exhibition is transforming the Greenwich Peninsula’s NOW Gallery into a body-bending experience. >

This multimedia designer uses foliage as a paint brush. >

The Shanghai Bund Financial Center is a collaboration between Foster & Partners and Heatherwick Studio. >

The Cannes Lions award-winning filmmaker believes in authentic African storytelling. >

Amsterdam-based CITIES Foundation has used plastic as currency for two years. Now they’ve added paper, textiles and glass. >

Proof that a second chance at life can be rewarding, even when it comes to lifeless urban spaces. >

How will we escape the ever-mounting saturation of advertising in our cities? >

Interactive IKEA recipes demonstrate just how deliciously simple creativity can be. >

US art lovers can text keywords or an emoji and receive matching pictures from the museum's database >

This mosaic-like structure combines urban farming, housing and more in the Eindhoven city centre. >

“Our intention was to express the diverse ways in which our products can be used in and around the home.” >

Alli Sebastian Wolf hopes that her work will spur more conversations about the fascinating magic and underappreciated aspects of the clitoris. >

London-based architects Studio Octopi proposed a floating pool to activate community interest around the cleanup of the Yarra River. >

This Kolor Art Collective project uses glamour and absurdity to criticise profound income inequality. >

His unconventional portable boomboxes make it simple for those who are nostalgic for boomboxes but also appreciate slick design. >

"Hand-welded steel, hand-turned wood and woven leather unite to form the sculptural and versatile nature of these pieces." >

Celebrating gender identity as a repertoire, not a classification. >

This responsive design merges biology, architecture and maths to form a canopy that responds to light. >

This artist uses her face as the canvas for unique optical illusion artworks. >